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South Australia (my home state) just announced that our main steel plant will be switching to methane and hydrogen instead of coal. The plan is eventually to switch to almost 100% green hydrogen.
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Would it be possible to generate cad files with this. As a base for part construction this could be game changing
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Just because that's not how this form of voting works, doesn't mean it not an interesting stat to look at.
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Probably trying to reduce the number of sevens around the place
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4y ago
Right wing is a wide set, with anarchist capitalists and stateist capitalists all sitting somewhere on it. He's right wing, just not the most visible type.
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Sales don't say everything. I'd buy a steam headset if I could afford it at the moment. The main blocker is my lack of space and lack of GPU power. I would buy the quest, but doing any kind of business with Facebook feels dirty to
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4y ago
In cases like marijuana I'm completely behind you, but for heroin and meth I think stopping production and importation is an important step to fixing things. Users should be assisted with safe places to use the drug so overdosing is le
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Countries also have external pressures, and will also be overtaken by other counties if they become unfavorable market competitors. The only real difference is that corporations aren't top of the food chain, governments are.
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Might be platform dependent whether that first line counts as a mutate or not, seeing as it can be converted to not do anything in some cases.
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Is there an issue there with plants containing nutrients that may be lost when burried.
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Mainly parts for other things I own, either to replace broken ones or to add a personal touch to my belongings
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4y ago
Doctors have very complicated jobs. They need to deal with patients expectations and understanding of their own diseases
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The definition has been locked to the original definition and been blocked from being changed by people who believe it to be different. He supports this as it stops people stating their possibly regional views views on a globally centred pa
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Well it's a good thing one other person still trusts it.
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As someone who did most of IBMs quantum course, the difficulty didn't come with the generating code part. It came with the application. How do I use this to speed up database access? How do I use this to better commute graphics? Can yo
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I'm kind of confused as to what it does. From the HN title I was expecting a way of mapping generic pictures to primes but it seems it generates the picture using the digits of the number.
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So when I was young I dreamt far more often than I do now and in one of these dreams I had a frighteningly real experience of some kind of dark spectre hanging over me. I remember a terrific pressure in my ears and the whole world feeling l
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5y ago
We could revenue share some of our projects with charity's dedicated to refugees and military assistance. Past that and boycotting the Russian government in general there's not much we can safely do. On another note there's a
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Mostly true but hackers can make trouble for Putin, though I doubt anyone here is going to provide advice on something that high level. Also programming skill is pretty super power like if your good enough at it, it just a question of prope
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This is why I'm not too worried. I believe general purpose has an innate advantage due to versitility. PC is still around and still great for high performance gaming. Sure there are exclusives but that doesn't mean I can't pl
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5y ago
I think it's just an agreed fact that moss is cool. What's not cool about a plant carpet.
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Would that make it an excellent stronghold? A force could hold there without fear of bombardment and set up artillery and the like. Makes me wonder if you could use something similar in a more portable sense, like a large amount of nuclear
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It is different. Its a solution to a symptom that will make the problem worse. This tech could be used to control small fires and direct them away from populated areas, but that's not how it's being sold. The saving grace for the
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More a tax on energy use as that seems to be the measure he's using. Carbon tax would measure carbox output which is actually 0 (directly) from Bitcoin miners and more from power plants. I like that it would incentivise reduction of po
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You could work there, proform in a negitive/incompetent way that doesn't lead back to you and then leave after a while with a boatload of cash and a slightly worse off company behind you. You could even influence those you leave b
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Why?
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Yes. People have great fascination with many inanimate objects, usually with exceptional features or stories based around them. They seek to protect and understand these objects at great depth. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wik
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It isn't linked in the article so heres the bill if anyone else wants a read: https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Bills_Legislat...
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So you can set the current one at the start of your use and keep the secret hidden somewhere forever. Sounds like the solution to me.
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I think the best solution is to not take anothers word for for its worth. Have a look at the system itself and tackle the issue of whether it benefits society/yourself/Group You Like, or not. I also mine Gridcoin. I don't kno
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